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. >>> also, showdown at the united nations. president obama finds himself at the heart of the middle east conflict today. >>> and the first to go. the season's first casualty had never seen "dancing with the stars" until he was on it. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. we begin with breaking news from japan, a country that just can't get a break. >> a powerful typhoon, packing winds of up o to mi

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, the sharpest >>> que sera sera, whatever will will be will be ♪ >> together we are going to make barack obama a one-term president! >> so says minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann, the leader of the tea party caucus in the u.s. house of representatives. and the numbers may bear that out. there are 14 months before the november 6, 2012 presidential election. president obama finds himself in a dead heat with not one, not two, not, three, but four republican presidential candidates. so says the gallop poll this week. massachusetts governor mitt romney leads president obama 48 to 46 among registered voters. texas governor rick perry is tied with president obama, 47 to 47. texas congressman ron paul is trailing president obama by two points, 47 to 45. and minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann is behind president obama 48 to 44. all four are within a four- point margin every error. but there's more to the obama bad news. the same gallop poll shows mr. obama is also losing the support of in the swing voters. swing voters broke heavily for mr. obama in 2008, 55%, securing the presidency for hi

for more than 90 years. it was also a district that went big for president obama. 55%. a republican and a catholic. turner's win and a catholic. turner's win was a referendum on mr. obama, many believe. jewish voter in the turner district, traditionally democratic overwhelmingly disapprove of fellow democrat brohm. they particularly are offended by what they see as bad policies and antiisrael rhetoric and get this. former new york city mayor ed koch, a die -- a dyed in the wool democrat crossed party lines and supported republican turner. >> president obama is a nice guy and i helped elect him and all those things. he threw us under the bus. >>> koch sees the win as proof positive of president obama's mishandling of the united states -- israel relationship. >> question is ed koch right? has president obama thrown israel under the bus? >> pat buchanan and no he hasn't. he has been critical of netanyahu. netanyahu does not like obama and he moves very close to the republicans. but in this district, not only ed koch an orthodox jewish community there and new york daily post and news en

-american president. .. "the persistence of the color line" racial politics and the obama presidency. mr. kennedy, could you talk to me, we start out in the book with race, the historical perspective of race. can you start with how race played in this country from slavery to jim crow to civil rights? >> guest: one of the first things i wanted to do in the book was to explain to people frankly why was it such a big deal on election night, when barack obama was elected president of the united states. i mean, why were there parties all across the united states? why was there the sweeping? now, any time a president is elected, that's a big deal, and there is a motion, but clearly this time there was something very different, something very special going on. why was that? well, one reason for that was this was the first black president, and so what's the big deal with that? one of the things i wanted to show is the degree to which black americans have been marginalized, have been snubbed, have been excluded from electoral politics. so, i thought that it would be useful for the readers to know about th

or teacher is class warfare. i think it's just the right thing to do. >> president obama this week rm reducing the nation's debt. the heart of the plan is the "buffet rule," so-called by the president, referring to warren buffet, the third richest man in the world with his $50 billion. okay, buffet's rule, according to obama -- wealthy americans earning a pre-tax income of $1 million a year or more should not pay a lower tax rate than that levied on middle-class income earners. so tax the wealthy, says the president. the obama tax plan also eliminates the bush tax cuts for individuals making over $200,000 a year, and families making $250,000 a year. house republican speaker john boehner blasted the president and his plan, accusing the president of class warfare by demagoguing the wealthy to gain the support of the middle- class. boehner says the president is acting more like campaigner in chief than commander in chief. >> there's been a disappointing because it's pretty clear the president's decided to forget his role as president and leader of our nation in a time of economic uncerta

persistence of the color line, racial politics and the obama presidency." i will have you -- i am honored to have you back on this program. let me start with asking why you were drawn to the subject matter. >> i steady race relations and american law and american culture. the election of the first black president was a natural for any one drawn to the subject. tavis: for those who have not yet read the text, as ed koch used to say, how am i doing? how was the president doing along the color line? >> well, listen. the biggest accomplishment in racial terms for barack obama was being elected. he had to overcome his blackness to be elected. he climbed the mount everest of amount -- american politics, becoming an historic first. in other policy areas, he has surly not pushed -- certainly not pushed a racial agenda. he stayed away from the race question. and so, i do not think he will be a transformative president when it comes to racial policies. how he your sense of scale that mountain of race to get to the top. ss to me his strategy, his methodology. me how he did it. >> it was a complicate

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obama at his side. in various ways he spoke to black people and allied what anxiety some blacks had. at the same time, he spoke to whites in a very particular way. he convinced them that he was on non-angry black man. he harbored no racial resentments. he was not seeking any saw -- sort reparations or anything like that. he emphasized various points that he had been raised by a white mother, that he knew white people very intimately. so he went to various constituencies and adelaide of various racial anxieties and he did that very successfully. successfully enough to capture the white house. tavis: you said a lot there and there are two things i want to go back and get. one, when you suggested earlier it was not until and i am paraphrasing, you suggested earlier it was not until he had shown that he could run the race. there was a chance he could get the nomination. it was not until then that black folks started to use your term. blacks did not start to break for barack obama, you said this. the truth is with specificity they did not break for him until after the white folk voted fo

investment in the economy, why in heavens name would you raise taxes on it? what obama is doing is taking his own proposals, repackaging them, basically, and push them become out on the table, and he will get nothing out of it. >> buffet pays himself a salary, $100,000 a year. >> he'll pay 35% on that, if it gets up to a certain level. but what -- >> well that, is peanuts. >> yes, that is peanuts. >> he moves his other money into his investment. >> capital gains that carry interest, and that's only taxed at 15%. >> right. >> and it should be, because that is investment, which is what we need. >> so you think it's highly motivated that he does it that way, and he is not saving himself a real bundle? >> i think he's a split contract playing to the crowd. >> i think warren buffet is exactly right and his proposals were brought to a vote, the people would support it. the top 20% in the country i think controls 80% the wealth. you can do some adjustments there, and the sweet deal for the coupon clippers and the in vice presidentors should not trump what working people do to earn a living. and they

politics and the obama presidency. in at the harvard law professor explores the influence of racial politics in the administration of the first african president. he attempted to answer whether black americans have special expectations on mr. obama and whether the president should feel a unique racial obligation in return. he delves into these topics with the american urban radio white house correspondent april ryan. >> host: of mr. kennedy, it is a great honor to be with you today. talking about your book, "the persistence the color line official politics and the obama presidency." mr. kennedy, could you talk to me -- you start out in the book with race, the historical perspective of race. perspective of race. can you start off with house race played in this country from slavery to jim crow to civil rights? >> guest: one of the first things i wanted to do in the book was to explain to people frankly why it was it such a big deal on election night when barack obama was elected president of the united states why were there parties all across the united states? why was there this read

. president obama continues to out to his ambitious jobs plan. >> the president: this is a bill that will help our economy. >> sean: he would like to reach into your wallet to pay for it all. we have the details. >> outrage after the feds raid gibson guitar factories over allegations the company is illegally importing wood. was this necessary? the ceo of gibson guitars is here with strong words for the anointed one. i go head-to-head with pbs's tavis smiley on why african-american voters are unhappy with the obama white house. >> democrats from coast-to-coast are sounding the alarm as the prospect of a second term for president obama becomes more and more unlikely. the unusual candidness from some of the administration's closest allies was captured if in a "new york times" article over the weekend. among those now openly criticizing the president is oregon -- he said in my district the enthusiasm for him has evaporated. tremendous discontent with his direction. he says i have a heck of a lot democrats voting for him before don't know if i would do it again. battle over anthony weiner's former

. first, the most dismal poll numbers to date. supporters swing. president obama is facing more troubling news. when all else fails the president could usually always rely on the fans in hollywood. why are these two stars calling foul on him? going through airport security could finally get easier. we will tell you which annoying process may soon be a thing of the past. the details and much more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: tomorrow night, president obama will address the american people and unveil the latest job plan. for his sake, he has to pull out all the stops. if the poll numbers are preview of what 2012 is going to be like, he is sure to be in trouble. the new nbc/"wall street journal" poll has president approval at an all-time low at 44%. when asked if they believe the country is heading in the right direction, only 19% said yes. in a fox news poll, whopping 62% approve of oh he is handling the economy -- disapprove. excuse me. the other way around we'd have a different segment. [ laughter ] bob, i want to ask you something. when you worked in the carter white ho

. president obama pushes another new tax plan. solar gate heats up as they dig for more information on the solyndra white house connection. and mr. obama addresses the u.n., showing support for israel and changing his views on palestinian statehood. an iranian tyrant disrupts new york and delivers another anti-american rant. and the president delivers his stump speech on job in a stage in front of a bridge. >> i-i-i'm a warrior for the political class. >> is this american theater. a book comes out tales of dysfunctional white house. republican candidates square off on stage. who won the media vote? >> my next-door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel ready jobs than this current-- (laughter) >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. syndicated columnists cal thomas. jim pinkerton, the young american conservative magazine and daily beast, kirsten powers. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. warren buffett's secretary shouldn't pay a higher tax rate than warren buffett. there's no justification for it. it is wrong that in the united sta

first, president obama unveils his newest plan. this one to reduce the deficit, but vows to veto any bill that cuts spending but not raise taxes. we'll see how that one goes over. plus, looking a lot like the showdown is growing at the u.n. this week between the palestinians and israel. will the u.n. accept a bid for an additional palestinian state? and the bush blame game continues. this time, coming from "new york times" columnist bill keller. we have those details and more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: to the top story of the day. president obama floating his ideas for deficit reduction in. in a nutshell, our comrade -- i mean president -- recommends increasing taxes by trillion-and-a-half dollars. he is taking credit for savings from an already planned pull-out of foreign war and leaving bloating government spending virtually untouched. bob, obama fuzzy math again. comes up with $3 trillion but most of it is in tax increases oh. , great! >> bob: put it this way. there is about time there were tax increases on people who make the money you make. you haven't co

we'll get started right away. being called a referendum on obama. two special elections for house seat and the republicans win both, including an historically democratic seat in new york. five of us will discuss what impact that has on the president and the 2012 elections. plus, the solyndra scandal getting worse. newly released e-mails now show what seems to be the white house direct involvement. and the obama campaign launches a new site called attack watch. seeing the president needs help fighting off the critics. we have those details and more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: to the top story. g.o.p. wins two special house elections, many calling at it clear message to the white house. first, in the new york nine race, a big surprise win by bob turner, because democrats held that seat for almost 90 years. sings 1923. this was -- since 1923. this was a seat left over after anthony weiner's unseamingly resignation. in nevada, normer senator mark amodei beat his challenger with 58% of the vote. one of the things that happens when you're in a white house and lose a m

candidates will make their cases on why they should represent their party against president obama next fall. good evening. i'm bret baier and this is a special edition of "special report." in the next hour, we will take the pulse of the florida political scene, talk with some local experts, and look ahead to how the sunshine state will affect the 2012 presidential election. we begin tonight 1,000 miles north of here in new york where the united nations general assembly is meeting. the big issue is the changing face of the middle east and what to do about the palestinians. at this hour, president obama is scheduled to meet with the head of the palestinian authority and senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler reports the president admitted earlier things have not worked out as he had hoped. >> a year after telling the u.n. general assembly it might be able to recognize a new state of palestine at this session, president obama admitted his disappointment. >> i know that many are frustrated by the lack of progress. i assure you, so am i. the question isn't the g

obama's israel policies. politico quotes a high level conference call. that is specific. people feel betrayed, disappointed, furious, disgusted, hopeless. somebody has a thesaurus. for more we go to the special elections cory spawn department, circle bird. what does this mean for obama in 2012? >> i don't get it. they are calling this election a referendum. i thought referendum was a body part. what does it mean when you have had a referendum? >> thought it was a vote. >> yes. just a vote? >>- q. i as -- >> that's as much as i do in politics. i thought this was an amazing election in new york. i don't know about nevada. there aren't enough people to fit into one district in new york. >> that's true. >> it is a great day for ed koch and his own rainbow coalition. >> it does bring up a good point. i can see why ed koch is saying, let's bring a message how obama is not friends with israel. okay, well how will that fix the pothole outside my apartment in queens. >> the thing is i don't go to queens. that's not an issue for mee. not an issue for me at all. jaime, welcome to the program. p

who are biracial. and my comment, i mean obama report, former republican, now since he is from biracial family, i have read all his books and very impressed with the man. the most important man in the room in just about every session he is in, he was brought up predominantly by his grandparents and his mom was white. you think that if he was a few shade lighter as in the case ironically of my grandson who probably when he walks into a room can be either, and proud of that. he knows he is special. do you think he would get less grief from the tea party and more cooperation from the right if that were to be the case? just curiosity on my part. >> guest: there is no way to know. what is more relevant is not whether he is a few shades later. because he is not all that dark. i think it is whether he is really identified as an african-american. and i think he is. so i think to the extent that there is racial analysis will be directed against him because he is clearly identified as an african-american and is clearly identified as an african-american despite the fact as you say he was

point. people who support president obama's re-election or who aren't sure if they do, but who despair about the prospect of any of this year's crop of republican candidates winning, for perspective it's also worth remembering that in 2008 not only did mr. obama beat john mccain, not only did mr. obama win, he won hugely. he won by nearly an eight-point margin. he won by about nearly 10 million votes. his margin of victory over john mccain was three times the margin of victory that george w. bush had over john kerry in the previous election. and the map from the '08 election makes that clear. the republican nominees for president and vice president won their home states, of course. alaska and arizona. they got deep red mostly low population states and that was it. that's all they got. they got the south. minus florida, minus north carolina, minus virginia. even though john mccain did win his home state of arizona he wasn't able to translate that into victory in nevada or new mexico or colorado. barack obama in 2008 won so big, so big that even this happened. >> hey, brian, one more thi

. >> president obama taking his show on the road. pitching his plan as he continues his campaign for jobs. is the pitch the same old song. are the media singing along? a report on the rising poverty rate in our country is out this week. underscoring the economic challenges facing our president in the congress. did the news get the coverage it deserves? some call it snitch central and team obama opens up an attack website, place for reporters to report news and views they don't like. why do they need that? after receiving hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, solar panel company solyndra failed and folds. how did they get the money? who gave the okay? and are the media on the case? and liberal mouth piece michael moore trying to get more attention for his new book, claiming a certain news channel just doesn't like him. >> jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. radio talk show house monica crowley. jim pinkerton, contributing editor the american conservative magazine and former president of the women's media center jehmu green. i'm jon scott. fox news

put people to work rebuilding america. >> this week, president obama's new jobs plan. >> mr. president, watt among your proposals was a new? >> and the president that a new poll numbers -- lousy. >> we have given him four years and so far nothing has come of it. >> the republican presidential bid, rick perry versus mitt romney. >> michael dukakis crated jobs three times faster. >> george bush and his predecessor created jobs faster than you did. >> the third rail of american politics. can get away with this? >> it is a monstrous lie. >> and remembering 9/1110 years after the attacks. >> i remember saying distinctly, what a beautiful day this started out to be. >> 14 million americans out of work, credible talk about a double-dip recession. how to get us out of the ditch? president obama has a plan. he asked congress to pass a $447 million bill called the american jobs act which includes a payroll tax cut, 8 to the states, and for those who have been out of work and long time. congressman michele bachmann asked what is new. apparently nothing. >> there should be nothing controversial ab

coverage then and the media coverage now. >> you should pass it. >> president obama takes the stage to push his plan to create jobs and spark the economy. is the press buying into that plan and did the white house manipulate the media coverage of the event. >> we have to keep the eye on the battle we face. it is the tea party. >> union leader makes a bold statement and targeting some on the right. but where was the big coverage? >> i for one and all of my friends up here repudiate the effort to get republicans to fight each other and protect president obama. >> and debate the issues and get hammered with liberal media questions. >> fox news contractor judy miller . cal thomas . jim pinkerton edidentity are of the american conservative magazine and crirsten powers. news watch is on right now. i am john fox. ♪ go, go, go. (siren) >> images from 10 years ago. pictures of destruction and terror and chaos in the streets and forever engrained in millions that watched the world trade center on the pentagon and crash of united flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. these images were beamed strai

the show, president obama was warned about the company's finances last year, before the loans were issued. and plus, is he in or is he out? latest 2012 rumors whether or not governor chris christie is considering a presidential run. and major developments in the fight to repeal obama care, now looks like the supreme court will decide. we have all of those details and much more. "the five" starts right now. >> . >> we're starting tonight with developments on two major stories we've been covering right here on "the five." we'll get to solyndra in a minute and first, the latest on the obama administration's botched fast and furious operation. and documents obtained by fox news, show that the the federal government did in fact use taxpayers dollars to buy guns and knowingly sell the guns to mexican drug cartels and where are the guns now? we know some were used in the murders of u.s. border agents, brian perry and bottom line, leslie marshal, the atf botched the program, but new information suggested the white house now about the pralle all along. >> my first voyage on "the five." >> where is

, prefer anything to another four years of barack obama. and that's "hard ball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" starts right now. >>> it was a great day for the obama re-election campaign. >> rick perry and mitt romney are stepping up attacks on one another. >> governor romney's misguided health mandated health care plan. >> perry trying to lump romney in with obama and hammering him on romney care. >> they've already dumped the whole book on perry. >> let's talk about the straight talking governor from the state of texas. >> whether it's obama care or whether it's perry care. of course, the chief lobbyist for the drug company was the former chief of staff for the governor. something that's called phony capitalism. >> you're seeing mitt romney take a shot at rick perry on social security. >> you have romney trashing mr. job creation for losing jobs. >> my opponent who served as the governor of massachusetts, while he was the governor, his job record, his job ranking, was 47th in the nation. >> revealed yesterday that the massachusetts plan killed

of the president in 2012. this t-shirt is raising eyebrows. critics say it's mock for barack obama but people say they need to get over it. five of us will discuss that. much more and "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: to the top story today. another day, another nail in the obama re-election coffin. the labor department said the economy created -- wait for it -- zero, zilcho, nada new job last month and unemployment is stuck at 9.1%. that news sent the dow tumbling closing down 253 points. so it's no surprise in a new fox poll, 42% say mr. obama has no idea how to encourage job creation. kim, obama can't hand the most important issue facing america. jobs. he has no plan, no blueprint. all he can do is continue to blame bush. >> kimberly: that is reflected in the job numbers. it's a problem for him going forward in the election. this will be the key issue. if he isn't able to make a game changer and turn it around, i hope he gets one heck of a speech and has a specific plan. bob says he has stuff to discuss and be different. it's not a run of the mill speech. he has to have specifics.

>> pass this jobs bill and we can pupeople to work rebuilding america. >> ts week, president obama's new jobs planene. >> mr. president what among your proposals was new? >> and the predent's new poll numbers. in a word, alls a. >> we have given him for years and so far nothing has come of it. >> the republican presidential debate -- debate, rick perry versus mitt romney. >> michael dukakis creatated jobobs threeee times faster than you. >> geoe bush and h his predecessor created jobs at a faster rate than you did governor. >> rick perry steps on the third rail. can get away with this? >> it is a monstrous lie. >> and rememring 9/11, 1 10 years afterr the attack. >> i remember saying distinctly, what a b beautul dayay thi arted d out t toe. ended ended as s a on earth. >> in a ditch -- 40 million americans out of work, credible talk of a double-dip recession. how did is out of the ditch? president obama has a plan. he asked congress to pass a 447 milln of a bill called the american jobs act. it includes payroll jobs -- tax cuts, spending on infrastructure, aid to o the

>> bill: president obama putting together a coalition to support him in the upcoming campaign. we'll tell you what groups are involved and whether the strategy is likely to work. >> that's what unions have always been about. >> we'll never be a great country if what we're surviving on is hate and anger. and that's why the tea party will never win. >> bill: accusations that howard dean is getting paid to help a militant group in iran that has been designated terrorists. john stossel with our investigation. ♪ >> bill: and did michael jackson's personal physician kill him? the doctor's trial begins today. is it legal? on the case. caution, you are about enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for afghanistan us tonight. president obama's plan to win reelection that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. political campaigns are like football games. you have to find the opposing team's weakness and exploit it in order to score. barak obama understands his economic plan has not worked. he he knows most americans are unhappy w

symbols. is this a prank? or more serious? we will analyze. and, president obama signed an executive order in january of 2009, you remember this, to goes gitmo and now holder is saying it will happen before the election next year. suspicious. those details and much more, and now "the five" starts right now. >> first to the top story, tonight, president obama continues to play politics, touting the jobs bill in ohio the dow reacting in its own way closing down 391 points. this in response to news from the federal reserve. so the federal open market committee purchased $400 billion if u.s. long-term securities against the g.o.p. urging it not do and it is called operation twist. what is going on here? >> here is what happened we spent $600 billion over 12- to 15-months buying bonds without getting too wonky, that should shrink the government but the fed is using $400 billion of those printed dollars to repurchase things that the stock market said that is bad, that means the economy is still on the skids and 2893 points fell off the dow yesterday, and another 391 points today. this is the big

>> perry trying to lump romney in with obama and hammering him on romney care. >> they've already dumped the whole book on perry. >> let's talk about the straight talking governor from the state of texas. >> whether it's obama care or whether it's perry care. of course, the chief lobbyist for the drug company was the former chief of staff for the governor. something that's called phony capitalism. >> you're seeing mitt romney take a shot at rick perry on social security. >> you have romney trashing mr. job creation for losing jobs. >> my opponent who served as the governor of massachusetts, while he was the governor, his job record, his job ranking, was 47th in the nation. >> revealed yesterday that the massachusetts plan killed 18,000 jobs. >> what texas miracle? >> the jobless rate there that we just learned this afternoon, that increased to 8.5% in august. that's the highest level in more than 24 years. so some might ask, how's perry going to spend that? >> you have the texas miracle meeting, the texas chain saw massacre right now. >>> rick perry and mitt romney are showing the

.barack obama, rechaÓ ante la onu el plan de palestina de ser reconocida como estado.mientras, el presidente palestino, mahmud abas presentará maÑana ese pedido ante naciones unidas.el jefe de gobierno de la ciudad de mexico marcelo ebrard, confirÓ que participara en la seleccÓn del prd, del candidato presidencial para los comicios de 2012.y siguen aumentando las expectativas por la anunciada cÍda de los restos de un saÉlite artificial de seis toneladas, en algun lugar de la tierra mañana.mas en despierta america. >> dos menores de edad y una ex policÍa entre las víctimas de la masacre de veracruz que tenÍa como propÓsito aterrorizar a la poblaciÓn. segÚn las autoridades.

barack obama presenÓ su plan para reducir el Éficit fiscal en tres mil millones de millones de Ólares en una Écada...los republicanos reaccionaron en contra de la propuesta.impugna el departamento de justicia el nuevo mapa electoral de texas sobre elecciones para el congreso federal y para la asamblea del estado.y en texas, lanzan campaÑa internacional en favor de la activista asesinada en Éxico marisela escobedo. buscan presionar al gobierno mexicano para llevar ante la justicia a sus asesinos.Ás en despierta aÉrica

presidente obama insistÓ durante una conferencia interactiva ofrecida a la comunidad hispana, en la necesidad de aprobar una reforma migratoria.y un hombre de massachusetts esta acusado de conspirar para atacar el penÁgono y el capitolio en washington dc con aviones a control remoto con explosivos. mas en despierta america >> la ley antiinmigrante en alabama, la mÁs severa en el paÍs, entra en vigor este jueves.

. is obama losing the jewish vote? and is the approach at the u.n. an attempt to win it back? there's a debate ahead. welcome to the journal, editorial report. i'm paul gigot. first became president obama's 447 billion dollar jobs act. loaded with new spending and temporary tax cuts. and then, came his plan to pay for it. on monday, he proposed 1 1/2 trillion dollars in permanent tax hikes, including the so-called buffett rule to raise taxes on americans earning more than a million dollars a year. joining the panel this week, wall street journal columnist editorial, dan henninger, editorial board member, jason riley and assistant editor james freeman, so, james, we may be headed toward recession and may be in one. >> very slow growth. >> very slow growth. very slow jobs growth. the president wants to run presumably on the economic record, we have to. what's the strategy behind introducing this tax hike, about one and a half trillion dollars. how is that going to help? >> it's kind of mind-boggling and i think that's what investors around the world are looking at. we have a banking c

barack obama pidio apoyo de los latinos para su plan de empleos al hablar en la gala anual del instituto de comite hispoano del congreso.===.que tal, les habla ilia calderon.==.una parte de la frontera mas ocupadada del mundo se mantiene cerrada entre san diego y tijuana tras un accidente al caer un andamio sobre varios vehiculos.agentes de la patrulla fronteriza encontraron un lanzacohetes, rifles de asalto y explosivos en una bolsa cerca del Ío grande en texas.===y el gobierno cubano dijo que el contratista alan gross esta bien de salud y que no permitio que bill richardson lo viera debido a su arrogancia.mas en despierta america ♪ el mundo estará ♪ lleno de oportunidad ♪ sin apurar ♪ caminar antes de correr ♪ con alas para volar ♪ con alas para volar

esta el presidente barack obama envÓ al congreso su plan de creacÓn de empleos por 447 mil millones de Ólares y pidÓ a la poblacin presionar a los legisladores para lograr su aprobacÓn urgente.que tal, les habla ilia calderon.bank of america anuncio que recortaÁ 30 mil empleos durante los proximos cinco aÑos como parte de una extensa reestructuracÓn destinada a bajar los costes de funcionamiento. los aspirantes a la nominacion presidencial republicana se enfrentaron en tampa, florida... es el segundo debate en menos de una semana. en texas, las autoridades reportan nuevos incendios forestales...los fuegos que llevan ardiendo Ás de una semana han quemado Ás de 1,500 casas...Ás en despierta aÉrica.

dejo a oscuras a casi 5 millones de personas en ese estado, arizona y Éxico.el presidente obama viaÓ a virginia en el inicio de una gira en la que promoveÁ su plan de creacion de empleos.y las inundaciones en el noreste del pais siguen dejando estragos. se reportan severos daÑos a propiedades y automoviles en nueva jersey, nueva york, delaware, y maryland.Ás en noticiero univision fin de semana.

," president obama's special election at blues. >> it was a referendum on president obama's policies. >> the president and speaker of the house on jobs. >> the president's proposals are a poor substitute for the pro-growth policies that are needed to remove the barriers to job creation. >> mitt romney, a new champion of the social security. >> social security is not a ponzi scheme. [applause] it has worked for 75 years pretty darn well. >> rick perry, a champion of the christian values. >> it is those christian values that this country was based upon. >> jackie kennedy in her own words. >> i am the man who accompanied jackie kennedy. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you remember congressman anthony weiner, democrat from new york? he resigned his seat after his constituents and the rest of america learned he had been tweeting actors of his crotch, conduct unbecoming a member of the house of representatives. the district has voted democratic since the 1920's. not this time. the new congressman is 70-year- old retired cable-tv executive bob turner, cr

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in washington. leading off tonight, let the campaign begin. make no mistake, president obama's speech yesterday was less about governing and more about campaigning. after spending three years trying to reach compromise with republicans and getting nothing in return, of hoping to win over independents and failing completely, the president yesterday, in effect, called an election. he's taking it to the people. let them decide whether social security and medicare get cut or the wealthy take the hit. the president's betting that he's got the winning hand in this fight. whether he's right may determine who wins next november. plus, such chutzpah. rick perry's accusing president obama of a policy of appeasement in the middle east. perry isn't just working for jewish votes, he's playing to christian conservatives who can win for him in iowa and south carolina and can defeat his rival, romney. also, it's official. don't ask, don't tell is a thing of the past, as of today. in the past 20 years, americans' attitudes towards gay people have changed faster than any other social issue. and let's be glad for

? >> this is more of the same. it is going to lead more failed economic policy. we shouldn't be surprised. obama as a candidate he promised us he would try to fun anyone tally transform america. and he was into redistributing wealth part of that class warfare fair. the rest of us should be above it and not allow him to get away with that this time. what he's doing this time is underestimating the wisdom of the people. we know that increasing tax rates on anybody, regardless of at a time of economic he would will not grow the economy. will not allow private sector jobs to be created. he's really under estimating the electorate on this one. >> sean: the lower income households in this country maybe that make $50,000 to $75,000 a year pay 15% of their income in federal taxes. those that make a million a year the millionaires that he talks about, big different between millionaires and billionaires. there's 267,000 americans in 2009 that filed as millionaires. they pay on average 29.1%. the president said they are not paying their fair share. and that warren buffet's secretary is paying more. i don't

of the tax situation. now, the obama administration says it will continue the peril tax cut for working americans while it wants to increase the income fax rate on the affluent and corporations. but all americans are being battered by a variety of hidden taxes. here is the grim news, in new york state where i live not only do we pay a federal income tax but also a state income tax in places like new york city a local income tax as well. new york gasoline tax, 45 cents a gallon, the highest in the nation. cigarette tax, $2.75 a pack. sales tax collections average about $1,700 per new yorker. that includes baby huey. 1700 buck force every man, woman, and child living in the state. sales tax, property tax, close to 2,000 per person. toll revenue, 86 bucks a person. new driver's license cost you 80 bucks. sale phone tax and fees, 23% of your bill every month. the list goes on and on and on. i'm exhausted. i can't even list anymore. so you can see if you are a working person in new york or california or new jersey or massachusetts or most other states, your take home pay is being gutted by t

see you tomorrow on "the five." thanks for being here. >> president obama's own words may come back to haunt him. live with a special report from our studio in washington. president obama is in new york, tonight, where the united nations is dealing with the reality of a changing middle east. the president is trying to diffuse what could be a political mind field regarding the palestinians and the israels. and he is celebrating the changing of the guard in libya. senior white house fortunate affairs correspondent has details from new york. >> a new libyan field and government were welcomed at the united nations two years after muammar qaddafi condemned the enemies in a rant. president obama cheered the international coalition that pushed qaddafi into hiding. >> this is how the international community should work in the 21st century. more nations bearing the responsibility and the costs of meeting global challenges. in fact, this is the very purpose of this united nations. >> earlier he met with the head of the libyan national transitional council one of a number of meetings including

'm ed schultz. >>> obama loses. boehner loses. who wins? let's play some "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews. leading off tonight, political football. let's agree there were no winners in yesterday's foolish you're a jerk, no, you're a jerk debate over the timing of the president's jobs speech, but in washington, when no one wins, the president often loses. republicans have to be thrilled they stuck another thumb in the president's eye and mr. obama supporters are holding their heads in their hands over what appears to be another cave-in by the white house. the speech will air before the opening of the nfl season but the larger lesson seems to be if the president and john boehner can't agree on scheduling. what makes anyone think they'll be able to work together in creating jobs? every concession, every bad poll that comes out seems to make president obama's re-election less likely, but the white house is looking to two former presidents who won despite terrible economic times for inspiration.ç can fdr and ronald reagan offer a blueprint for victo

now, president obama's in deep trouble down there. his approval rating in florida is under water, and he loses to mitt romney in a new poll, is that's not the only tough number out today, as we're all watching. look at this. the dow dropped almost 400 points today. and over the last two days, the dow has fallen nearly 700 points. and that's the backdrop to tonight's republican debate in florida. with grim news like this, how does the president turn things around? plus, build, baby, build. president obama takes his campaign for his jobs bill to the backyards of speaker john boehner and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, and calls them out, by name. he's sounding and acting tough now, but can he get something done? also, tea party gop takeover continued. the house voted down a spending bill last night. why? because republicans held down spending on disaster relief and then insisted on paying for it by cutting on a project democrats favored. and even then the tea party crowd decided it cost too much. can john boehner control his own right-wingers? and congressman emanuel clea

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